> AI models will never obtain the ability to completely replace “low value work” if this were truly the case, then companies that _didn't_ replace the "low val

> AI models will never obtain the ability to completely replace “low value work” if this were truly the case, then companies that _didn't_ replace the "low value work" by ai and continued to use people will outperform and outcompete. My prediction is entirely predicated on the ability for the LLM to do the replacement. A second alternative would be that the cost of the "sloppy" ai code is externalized, which is not ideal but the past history has any bearing, externalization of costs is rampant in corporate profit struggles.